Jeon Gaeul to the NWSL – a historic step for Korean women’s football
Last week, Jeon Gaeul made a historic step by transferring to the National Women’s Soccer League’s (NWSL) Western New York Flash. Jeon, a Korean women’s national team […]
South Korean Women’s National Football Team
15 for 2015: Ji So-Yun wins the double with Chelsea (#6)
With seven minutes to go until half-time at the famous Wembley Stadium, Chelsea forward Eniola Aluko is in acres of space and charging down towards […]
15 for 2015: Champions of East Asia (#5)
The East Asian Cup is admittedly one of the more meaningless ones in the football world. However, there’s no denying that any trophy is still […]
15 for 2015: One giant step for Korean women’s football (#3)
“It’s been a lonely journey for us to live as female soccer players in Korea…” Jeon Gaeul’s words and the reaction from her teammates in […]
[2015 EAFF Cup] Korea Women 1:0 China Women – Kim Jungmi’s tuhon, Jung Seolbin’s strike
In the suffocating humidity of Wuhan, China, the Korean National Women’s Team secured a 1-0 victory over their Chinese hosts in a display of domination […]
[Ask the Tavern!] Hangout/Podcast – Submit Questions for the Tavern Crew
After popular demand (ok, a few people), the Tavern will be setting up either a Google Hangout or Podcast in the near future! The topics […]
Korea’s Women Footballers: Progress, Heroics and fighting the odds
It’s been over a week since the Korean Women’s National team progressed to the World Cup Round of 16, history achieved even before they faced […]
[FIFA WWC 2015] (Rof16) Korea Women 0:3 France Women – Valiant in defeat
A slow, error-prone start by the South Korean women allowed the French women to settle the game before 10 minutes had even expired. Unfortunately, this means […]
WWC 2015: Taeguk Ladies Take On The French
As many of you reading this probably feel the same way, I’m still overjoyed that Korea was able to advance from the group stage of […]
[FIFA WWC 2015] Korea Women 2:1 Spain Women – Korea to the Knockout Stage!
On a warm, early summer’s night in Canada’s capital, a crowd just over 21,000 witnessed the most monumental comeback in South Korean women’s football. It […]